Patrick Gorza
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Good morning forum!
return to you experts with a "hypothetical problem" that was raised to me when I asked for technical assistance to an oleodynamic shop where I want to order components.
without stretching out what materials are already in possession or not, I will list the material required for the construction of a high amount of oil flow hydraulic power plant, which will act (besides the rest) a large spool.
- Serbian capacity about 300 litres.
- multiplier gr. 3 1:3,8
- pump oleod. 55cc/turn
- radiator about 120 lt/min
- distributor oleod. 120 lt/min
- oleod cylinder with 150 mm shirt; 90 mm stem; stroke 1400 mm for a push of about 35 ton.
It follows that maintaining the tractor to a pto regime of 600 rpm I will have a flow rate of 600x3,8x55=125 lt/min with a thrust of 35 ton.
someone will wonder what the sense of such a high flow of oil is. I want to avoid falling asleep between one cycle and the other of the piston.
asking the shopkeeper whether his products (among other things sold at a reasonable market price) were up to or not to endure this type of work (heavy-duty), I was objected that my 66 cv tractor, maintained at a 600 rpm regimen, is probably not able to hold the power required by the pto.
What do you think?
Thank you.
Patrick.
return to you experts with a "hypothetical problem" that was raised to me when I asked for technical assistance to an oleodynamic shop where I want to order components.
without stretching out what materials are already in possession or not, I will list the material required for the construction of a high amount of oil flow hydraulic power plant, which will act (besides the rest) a large spool.
- Serbian capacity about 300 litres.
- multiplier gr. 3 1:3,8
- pump oleod. 55cc/turn
- radiator about 120 lt/min
- distributor oleod. 120 lt/min
- oleod cylinder with 150 mm shirt; 90 mm stem; stroke 1400 mm for a push of about 35 ton.
It follows that maintaining the tractor to a pto regime of 600 rpm I will have a flow rate of 600x3,8x55=125 lt/min with a thrust of 35 ton.
someone will wonder what the sense of such a high flow of oil is. I want to avoid falling asleep between one cycle and the other of the piston.
asking the shopkeeper whether his products (among other things sold at a reasonable market price) were up to or not to endure this type of work (heavy-duty), I was objected that my 66 cv tractor, maintained at a 600 rpm regimen, is probably not able to hold the power required by the pto.
What do you think?
Thank you.
Patrick.

